Most erotica is fantasy. And this story is too. I don't know the people involved, not even their names, and I present this story to my readers as a fantasy for their enjoyment. Put whatever names you want in for the characters, perhaps yourself, perhaps a co-worker, perhaps your spouse, or a neighbor, or just an attractive man or woman you saw at Starbucks last weekβanyone you want to give it a feel of reality to you. The point is erotica is fantasy that needs to feel like reality to the reader, no matter how extreme or unlikely the actions described seem to be. Enjoy.
Oh, and please don't get hung up on the fact that this couple is married, but not to each other. This couple is engaged in adultery, and they have no qualms about it. As I said, it's a fantasy. If that bothers you, skip this story.
She reclined the passenger side seat in the rental car and looked at her co-worker who was about to start the car. They had known each other for years, but since they each ran a different regional office (he in Orlando, she in Minneapolis) they only saw each other at the periodic meetings in the home office in suburban Chicago. Much too infrequent for her tastes, she thought. As he returned her glance he noticed how the seat belt nestled between her good-sized breasts made them stand out.
"Do you think I'm hot?" she asked.
"What?"
"You heard me. Do you think I'm hot?"
"What the heck? We just came from the corporate sexual abuse lecture and now you're asking me a question like that. Is this a test? Are you wearing a wire?"
She giggled. "No. Just curious."
He continued to look at her with his eyes wide open, like he was staring at a snake trying to decide whether it was about to strike.
"All right, I didn't mean to freak you out. But, I just thought the whole lecture was a little unrealistic."
"Oh. I can't disagree with that." There wasn't quite a full tone of relief in his response.
"Yes. I mean we ask men and women to work together, and then we act with shock and dismay when they are attracted to each other."
"I don't think it's the attraction part that the Company objects to. It's what you do about that attraction, especially if you're a guy."
"Oh, are you feeling picked on? Double standard and all that?"
"No, of course not. It's not like I run around telling the women who work for me they have to sleep with me if they want to get ahead. So, no I'm not worried about it."
"I'll bet you've thought about it."
"What? Demanding sex for a raise or a promotion? Absolutely not."
"Okay, maybe not that, but I'll bet you've thought about what it would be like to screw one of the gals who work for you."
"No, no. I don't go there."
"Oh come on. We all know you're a boy scout, and we're fine with it. It makes you easier to work around. But really, you never have fantasies about any of the girls in your office?"
"What about you?" he asked, moving to the offense. "What about the guys in your office?"
"Me? I thought this conversation was about you."
"It doesn't have to be. It's already moved way beyond the guidance they gave us today, so it might as well be double sided. If you want to hear my fantasies, you'll have to tell me yours."
She laughed. "Is this a new version of the old 'I'll show you mine, if you show me yours' line?"
He laughed. "No, no. Not going there." He was still a little worried about where this conversation was going, but he was quickly getting more curious than worried.
"I hadn't thought of that," she said, "But that would be a pretty good fantasy."
"What would?"
"Well, imagine if I, or you, were sitting on a long boring airplane ride, we might let our mind run to what could happen if the two of us were sitting in a rental car, just the two of us, in a totally empty parking lot, like this one."
"You mean like we are now?"
"Well, yes like we are now, but remember this is a fantasy I might have on an airplane. It's all just in my head. Nothing really happens."
"Nothing?"
She giggled. "Well, I might get a little . . . how shall I say . . . aroused."
"You mean horny," he responded.
"It can happen if the fantasy is good enough. Airplane rides are long and dull and . . ."
There was a silence, as they looked at each other.
"Yes, it can," he agreed.
"You too?"
"Yes," he said, speaking almost under his breath.
"But of course," he continued, "Nothing is really going to happen. It's just a fantasy."
"Yours or mine?" she asked.
"Oh that's an interesting choice of words. 'Your place or mine'?"
She laughed. "I didn't say that."
"No, you didn't, but . . ."
"And I didn't mean that."
"I know. You meant . . . I think . . . 'What's going on in your head, or in mine.'"
"Yeah something like that, I'm sure."
"So what's going on in your head?" he asked.
"You mean right now?"
"Yes."
"Pretty much the same thing as I suspect is going on in your head."
"You think so?" he asked. "I always thought better of you."
"Oh, you think I'm a girl scout, eh?" she shifted in her seat turning her body more towards him. Her skirt slid well up on her thighs. She saw him noticing . . . and liked it.
"Aren't you?" he asked. "I mean you heard the lecture. We're both supposed to be good little scouts."
"So I heard."
There was a long silence and then she continued, "But we're not, are we?"
"No I don't think so," he said, "At least not in our heads." He was looking pointedly at her legs.
"Oh definitely not there. I can't speak for you, but there is nothing going on in my head at the moment that would be approved by today's speaker," she responded.
"Me too," he confessed. He was still staring at her legs. She squirmed a little, trying to rub her pussy lips together, and making the skirt ride up a little higher. Neither said anything for a long silence. He was enjoying staring at her legs and she was enjoying showing them to him, enjoying his so socially incorrect stare.
"So who goes first?" he asked.
"I'll start," she said. "This is all just in my head of course."
"Of course."
"So here we are sitting in a rental car in an empty parking lot with a couple of hours to kill before we have to show up for a very dull dinner that is only a five-minute drive away."
"And we've been discussing the details of the corporate sensitivity lecture," he responded.
"But somehow, I don't know how it happened, our conversation has gotten a good deal more graphic than the sanitized version the HR folks delivered."
"It certainly has," he said with a chuckle.